Abstract

It is agreed upon jurisprudence and the judiciary is that state institutions must keep abreast of developments taking place at various levels, for the purpose of carrying out their function, as is the case with legislative texts, they are also not characterized by stagnation, but must face the various circumstances and developments taking place, including facing emergency conditions that states may go through. And this matter is not limited to the executive and legislative authority only, but also includes the judicial authority, including the administrative judiciary, and since the world is currently passing through an emergency circumstance represented by the Corona pandemic that the whole world is going through, including Iraq, without being bound by borders, and the resulting The establishment of states Preventive and remedial measures, such as closing borders, imposing domestic and health quarantine, and permanently disrupting most state institutions, as well as the private sector, which prompted countries to search for alternatives and solutions, and among them was resorting to the work of those departments remotely using the Internet, and this of course It applies to the administrative judiciary in Iraq, as it is concerned first with oversight of the administration’s actions, especially if we know that the administration has taken measures that amount to restricting the rights and freedoms of people, which requires that this judiciary not stand idly by, but must work according to this emergency circumstance